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Cristiano Ronaldo makes case for Ballon d'Or listing his incredible 2018-19 achievements


After Virgil van Dijk thanked Liverpool fans with an end-of-season message, it was Ronaldo's turn. He took to Instagram as well, to enumerate his achievements of the year.
"What an unforgettable season! New experiences, gigantic club, exciting city, broken records and three more titles!
"I have to thank all of Juventus fans for the wonderful way I was welcomed in Italy! You’re a very important part of our victories!
"Thanks to all my fans around the world and particularly to the Portuguese people that helped us reach another historical win for Portugal! You’ll always have a special place in my heart!"
Ronaldo didn't fail to enumerate the personal milestones he surpassed this year. He signed off by saying he was counting on his supporters to spur him onto reaching greater heights.
“Italian Supercup winning goal; - Serie A win, Best Player and 21 goals
"Nations League win and hat-trick;
"First Player to reach 100 wins and 125 goals in Champions League;
"First Player to win 10 UEFA titles;
"First Player to score in all National Teams final stages: FIFA World Cup, UEFA European Cup, FIFA Confederations Cup and UEFA Nations League;
"First Player to score in 10 consecutive National Teams final stages from 2004 to 2019;
“See you soon! Together we’ll keep fighting for new and amazing conquests! I’m counting on you."
The Juve star may just have won more hearts and made a better case for the Ballon d'Or with a reminder of his achievements this season.


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